The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 5

——- Fraser-PatersonCo A Sale of Misses’ and little | Women's Silk Dresses at $12.95 4 ae | eoeseccsee . Just Arrived | $ —The very thing these hot Ost unusu al values will be summer days. A complete found in this group of Silk assortment in suit case Taffeta, Foulard and Crepe com- and running-board style bination Frocks, in newest models, Fully equipped with knives, | showing the season's best styles, forks, spoons, cups, lunch adapted to misses and small es, ete. women. In sets of 2 to 7, | —The Taffeta Frocks are in plain $12.00 to 950.00 colors—navy, tans, grays, etc. | —The Foulards are in novelty fig- ures of navy and white. ‘Splendid Values im Coats $15.00 $18.75 $19.75 ORRECT belted and semi-belted styles in velours, burellas and poplins—in tans, rookie, gray, Pekin and navy. , | —If you are looking for a Coat of good style at a | minimum price, these values are sure to interest you. ry FRIDA) AY SPECIA ALS —We have selected six special items from the Fourth Floor to go on sale Friday only —$16.50 Leather-seat Rock- OFS at eee. PABSO $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum w square yard.......81.25 —85c Cretonne, speci —$22.50 Ivory Chiffoniers, each . $18.75 | New Wash Skirts 0 of Oxford | | the Suiting at $3.95 EW SKIRTS of this suiting, one of ie most pop- ular of all the wash fabrics, can be found here in wide assortment of sizes and in very smart, new styles, featuring wide belts and clever new pockets in | several styles, set off with pretty pearl buttons. Third Floor. —We have a quantity of each of the above, but the special price is for Friday only. —Fourth Floor. ere set of sonata Will ” Arranged ¢ o Great Military Exposition for the Bemefit of the Soldiers’ and Overseas’ Athletic Fumd at Camp Lewis Sunday Aftermoon Sundaes Cut Glass Water Sets, Special Seven-piece consisting of water pitcher six tumblers of in choice of several pretty floral cuttings 85.00 Cut Glass Nappies, $1.00 and $1.2 of Cut Glass several patterns Special Nappies in , special, $1.00 29 6-inch size, Imported Pottery Flower Bowla, Special 50c assortment six- inch aie of PAneead pot- y, complete with holder, will be featur 4 on price of 50c—complete. —Seattle will go over the top in purchasing War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps Home Furnishings Star Contest Winners Are Announced; Come Get Tickets! | It’s circus day! fave, near Union st, and get them. “Mag a German,” “Uncle Sam Need yelk carrying the The first list is printed below Men,” “Come Across or Bilt W animal show, were creeping toward parts of the city and surrounding | World-Wide Demoer ‘ion lot at Fourth ave. and territory indicate that the call of the Will Re in the W Our Banne st. early Thursday. sawdust is tickling the veins of Is Unfurled.” “God Bleas Our ‘There was a parade Thursday youth. diers,” “Send Your Food to France, @ay. Friday and Saturday ‘Own a Bon come to The Star office, Seventh) “He an American, Wood. 24th ave, N. EB. Pr ston ave: Irene We With “Biownalone” “sa Sead the Coupon for FREE Trial Bottle ©: DELEGATES TO TACOMA TO BE | The King county reput vention, at which 251 deleg to be chosen to attend the state con | vention in Tacoma, on June p.m. Saturday, June 15. lare expected to gather for the con Juntil the afternoon, to permit work their da increase their representation in con |gress next fall, and much interes Brown to Black has been manifested an off year for politics ‘ Any Shade—Golde nd is s0 simple and ea or For Gray, Faded or Bleached Hair. BROWNATONE acts | that you can mak comb it in. It to Jet black. © BROWNATO! to apply brush or tantly atorial dist votes cast for Se y shade y detected a aranteed @ does not contain sulphur, lead, ator Miles Poindex to even the most|ter at the last general ae wereary. tai products or their derivatives, as do most; Which gives the following represen “dyen and so-called tations; Thirteenth district, 20; 31st FREE trial bottles only on request from the laborat 409 Copp D conte for p BROW druggists everywhere it district, 36; 42nd district, 73; 84rd dis trict, 1 h dist 16; 36th district “not to be had at dealers, but are sent d end th et, 9; 35th district 7th district, 34 is pack in re Mention S-cent bottle before d mail it for # samp pla Ree |Hebberd, state food administrate and Milling Co. to close down. Free Trial Coupon action followed the mill m vimissaion that he had sold 25 oe ‘enton Pharmacal C« Keiite 400 Coppin. Tid, Covington, Ky restaurant mat Incloned please find 10 cents (coin or stamps). Please send me trial bottle of “Mrownaton Shades: Golden brown, medium brown, dark brown or black FREE DOCTOR Ku-Gevernment Vhysteian 1 FIRST AVE. or WASHINGTON ST. IT DRUG CO, STORES ° Vree Decter Sign. Btate Which «...,ssseceeeee ibgseses ] Nae «1... shoese debapieeses Address Town , ; Btate .. | 'YOO-HO! TODAY IS CIRCUS DAY!MEX REVOLTIS TAME, HE SAYS; TRIES CIRCUS “Well, look who's here!” The Star office force spoke up Letters containing anywhere from| “America for Freedom,” “Use Leas | ae, for Al G. Barnes’ wild | 0... to 50 inspired sentences from all| Fiour and Sugar,” “Our Cause In for y." “Ireland There was Fred Williams—ro- morning, and there will be afternoon, Ticket winners will see the lion are some of the best terse sentences! tund, breery, “pep” and evening performances Thurs-/roar and hear the elephant think; that have appeared In the numerous weep with the tragic clown, and eat letters. The best sentence submitted | ‘The children who won tickets in| peanuts and quaff the soda beverage, so far ia: “War In Fad for Us, and| the circus patriotic contest should so they will! Worse for Germans,” by Elmer| Fred used to be star reporter on the San Francisco News, sister paper of The Star. he turned up today as a circus AL ¢ Fred once went And | All sentences had to be made up | of letters appearing in the sentence: | Barnes show. . |"Al G. Barnes’ Big Four Ring W ta} thru a revolution in Mexico. Animal Circus. went thru several other thrilling fact, Fred's mid- He at of the names whoee speak for himseif BY FRED WILLIAMS agent and the lions « War Beats It The show is fin the train, together v tourist coaches per and lower clothes get in your way CHOSEN JUNE 15, will |convene in the Hippodrome, corner [rms ave, and University st, at 1 pat under canvas out on * and if it happens to be |vention. The session was put over | day More than 1,000 precinct delegates lers to attend without breaking into he republicans are determined to | climate whether on tho it is but a circus | | State delegates will be selected by #, one to each 200 Additional transportation facilities provided by of big mili tary horse show next Sunday to Camp Lewis will be etion, SPOKANE, June 13.—Charles ever accept a substitute |has ordered the Kennewick Grain ager’ of flour to Charlie Tual, Toppenish | let him I'm going back home to San Fran cisco and newspap agent show reus © the peo- > and well all live in and the other fellow's ‘The aisle of a cireus tourist coach » midway of the show "the a windy sand or served with each course there is the general manager hers will ther trike, it is predicted, if the t companies do not reinstate wire mer ernity of Want nenday accept @lrend represen tion to be he unions to organize War Savin cletien before their last meeting prior te establis Dan Labor cx main picketing Cooks’ and Bakers hands of its fman Wednesday to send a insure a new Moc eral government can be br take Mooney away from th courts and place him in a federal Council has already wired its req vx + WARK SAVINGS DAY—JUNE color to gray or faded hair ind moving dandruff Ay Seventh and Pike STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918. PAGE 5 LABOR CALLS WIRE STRIKE REFERENDUM A referendum w h The referendum returna must be in t later than the June 26 meeting f the council, Before that time the hternauional Commercial Telegra Ives be out on aph irks, as demanded by tal Trades Council ha. & similar referendum ASK SHOWDOWN "IN GRANGE CASE | he Central Labor coun tool to back Farmers’ grange of Washing its protest 6 ot ite ate « Walla by officials there committee was named to call jent Suzzallo of the Un Wetneeag . conventic n chairmar mand an investigation of the grang » ita loyalty and clear it of cant upon it Walta is if found t a legit nization grange, wet ention had been broken up and yalty of the farmers of Wasi 4 time that p the outrages that are being action committed in the name of patriot iam,” declared Martin J. Flyzik, pres ident of the Washington district ted Mine Workers of America |LABOR COUNCIL TAKES UP GRIST OF RESOLUTIONS The Central Labor Council Wed 4 an invitation tives to the conven Seattle June 20 and land policy wh ning © members | organizations was put over for or week for further discunsi heated debate after A resolution adopted calls upor © 28, War Savings day ernational Union of Ele netructors, Local No. 19, ap “1 for affiliation A group of 26 vacation war work ers went b u M A. to the | Kent factor rnation Milk Labor Here Faces Court Judgment Fear of allowing a prec in Qhis state, similar ury hat case, in which di of boycotting were ¢ courts, brew dincussion of whether the Central the $1 dam St. Ger inst the wand $5 ent ne e council left the ma er in the e, with wer to pay the b vu ved fur on with attorn r legal fig ipreme art. of the rd the superior court salary as garnisheed the amount WANT FEDERATION TO | AID MOONEY DEFENSE) The Central Labor Cx voted cram to rican Federation of Labor that will oe Tom ure state ison, pending a trial in a United tes court The Metal Trades s ejon similar line ‘ preparation for restori Ta not a ‘tlew at all d Phito May Co., Newark, N. J Waldorf f Hotel Cafe Sanitary, pure, wholesome food is making this cafe Seattle’s most popular eat- ing place. Sunday and week-day dinner is served from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. AT 50¢ American ‘Ace’ Is nt to be | First picture of Lieut. Donald ‘ampbell, first Yankee-made 7 in Unc of W. W. Campbell, director of the world famous Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton, n markably — brief period April 16 when he downed his firat Hun antagonist VAST MILLER ESTATE | SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 late Henry M $6,000,000 delinquent federal inher nounced. ‘The pr in the possession of the government until taxes and all contingent costs » paid. Walter L, signed to the Annapolis Naval acad emy for training as an officer, | is a son of N. A, Mitchell, oe. Priday Four Sales Sizes for Small No mail, telephone or C. O.D. orders taken, nor deliveries Women made on F riday Hour Sale Merchandise, and the right to limit Special $6.95 quantities is reserved, bia Wersaa'as, Devatt 10 to 11 11 to 12 1to2 ment, haw taken from Infants’ and ChIAEEH'S Dearerten — 300 yards Sik Sport Shirts —75 0 Howe—5 pa of ret ee F rate Silk Wash cages a Saale Stink’ Mines \% and of Berims, Marquinette wide vias aa ciend. Can aide ia aad for infants; sizes 7, 8, and Cretonnes in short 4 colored stripes, ws 9 and 9% for children, jengths of 3 to & yard ve deep shirred ham patterns im tan, sky and pink, but novelty poke Formerly 26e and 35¢ The Taffeta Dresses not each wize in ever "and were a special color Vormerly Yor this hour « id purchase to tl at $5.00, y ana tee, aa .p se an) 15¢ Children thing Suits bow Noles $3.00 ne C GeOrs: veonings — One hundred ‘The Men's Section has Galatea—125 yardn of 21 crepe, Others i ort jengths of Velling for this sale 75 one piece neh Galatea in red and wre in gingham plaid: in pleces % to 1% yard Bathing ts in sizes 1 1 blue and and stripe sen 16,18 ‘These are in black and 14° year. white stri ‘This eloth and bait ieee white, brown, taupe m » of black material has been slightly soiled blue. Former! and trimmed with bands from display; sold for Former or 600, 65e and $1.00 yard. of red and white. For merly at 40c. For thia thin hour For this hour merly 0c. For 35 hour, Pry 95 each piece 10c this hour, suit Cc Chou 4 $2.50 and$3.50 Bathing Suits--Special for Friday $1.95 Upper Main Floor > warm day in June—a Bathing Suit and the waters of Puget Sound—what could be more ideal? The Bath- ing Suits we have selected for this All-day Friday Sale are in one-piece style with skirt made of black jersey and round or V_ necks; some have shawl collar and are trimmed with contrasting colored bands. Sizes 34 to 46. for Friday $3.95 Upper Main Floor $4.95 Georgette Blouses--Special | i} ) admiration for Georgette | Blouses will be met in this sale | ‘YOUR | with the economical feature of | + waving one dollar on each Blouse purchased, These are from the regu- lar stock and are displayed in embroidered | and beaded styles, in white and flesh. Sizes 38 to 44 2to3 3to4 4t05 5 to 5:30 Women's Silk Boot Hose GOSSARD FRONT Embroidery White 100 pairs of full fash LACE CORSETS ; sPecIAL $1.00 Collar Edges Middies joned Bilk Boot Hose in sky blue, heliotrope, 27 low and medium —200 yards in “a to &- * . ae 4 inch widths, on batiste, 1 champagne, gold and high bust Corsets of ailk {nch widths on batinte, JSpecia at&&e¢ emerald; also a few brocade and fancy puitable for children’s es, trimming and . oak SGh sets The Waist Section has b priced, for a quick clean striped corset fabrice, dre | up, 15 Galatea Middies | 1 * of bite that are ebhadin ae ee gtzes 19, 20, 21 23 Sizes 8% but not each size model. The: nour, n every color, Formerly are remainders * ard in coat style, with belt P big special pur Organat and flat collars, Sizes hour, @ palt c and would well, {f __One hundred yards, 27 38 to 46, Formerly $1: Ls in the way, at $8.50 and $12.60. stripe.” Formerly hae ‘hildren’ ; ibe. For this this Children's | Mowe Sam For 8 $1 OO ber 2 vere... LLe nour, ‘choice... "85c porters—Sizen 4 to 12 hour, choice years, in white only, On sale in the Notion See 200 yards of 36-inch fancy striped White Volle. Formerly 360. this hour, For this hour, a pair .. 20c a yard .25c RETURN FLOUR! | | dealer wil be reimbursed ae . |!¥ upon shipment of the flour. Wounded in Duel | ; THERS ERR? s+! U,$, GIVES CALL.” wl Us When we hear of so many Return all flour that you possess | rls and girls in stores and offices | who are often totally unfit to pers | form their daily duties because of — This is the slogan of a government | some derangement peculiar to their _ campaign to secure all private ex-| sex, might this not have been pre: cess supplies this week. Retail and| vented by the mother who, perhaps 4 wholesale establishments are urged|through neglect or carelessness, to return flour over a 30-day supply,| failed to get for that daughter the — Imperative need overseas has | one great root and herb remedy for made stringent measures unavoid-| such ailments, Lydia E. Pinkham‘ — able here Vv table Compound? This old-fash- Dealers are instructed to accept all|ioned medicine is sald to have ak returned figur and to pay cash or|leviated more suffering of woman- give credit in| merchandise for it.| kind than any other remedy known When the retailer has collected what | to medicine constitutes the entire surplus in his | > community, he will report to the)” WAR SAVINGS DAY—J NE oo” ae wide, in white and $1.95. tion. Formerly 20c. For in excess of 49 pounds to a dealer! county food administrator, Thel » Aluminum Tea Kettle Betty Bright pure Aluminum Tea Kettle, 5-quart size—made of seamless aluminum, highly polished— ebony-finish wood handle. Every person who neglects to buy a Tea Kettle on Friday will regret it later, when the new prices go into effect. Extra special for Friday, $2.69. No phone or C. 0. D. orders. Brass Fountain Sprinkler, throws a fine mist-like \ $1.25 spray. Special ..+..35¢ Grass Hook Village Blacksmith Grass Hooks, forged steel blade eer sae beuie ee Sa Dandelion Digger Page’s Famous Dandelion Digger and Weed Puller Sam's sky deck, who was slightly wounded in France accounting for six German Lieut. Campbell is the son ir San Jose, Cal uir victories were w 10¢ TO BE TAKEN BY U. S.! The er’s property, valued $40,000,000 will be seized for] ‘anvas Grass Catcher, ad- justable to fit all the smaller mowers....49¢ & Herlbat AVENUE ANDO UNION STREET. taxes, Internal I nue Col Justice S. Wardell has an perty will remain 13 Densmore ly ye old, who er » navy April, 1917, has been as